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Wednesday, February 04, 2015

How Federal Spending Lifts Economies

Check out the recent study done by the Washington Center For Equitable Growth. If the United States makes more of an investment increasing our students' science and math scores, the dividends would be enormous.


























The important thing to note here is that the increase in GDP means an increase in government revenue which means the investment in such programs would more than pay off, based on their study.

This study clearly illustrates the power that federal spending has to lift economies. There simply aren't any other entities out there that have this kind of muscle. One would think that the anti-spending crowd would want to make more money, right?:)

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

If the United States makes more of an investment increasing our students' science and math scores, the dividends would be enormous.

Tried it - it failed to do so.
No discernible correlation between spending and outcomes

juris imprudent said...

Perpetual motion FTW!